Every autumn the same question comes up: where do the splavs go? Belgrade’s floating river clubs are a summer institution, but when the weather turns cold the biggest names don’t disappear — they move indoors. This guide maps the 2026/2027 winter season: which splav moved where, what the winter venues are like and how to book a table.

Why the splavs move for winter

Splavs are open-air or semi-open clubs floating on the Sava and the Danube — perfect for July, not for December. So from roughly October to April, the big club brands take their music, resident DJs and VIP table culture into indoor “winterstage” venues. Most of the action concentrates in Beton Hala, the riverside strip below Kalemegdan fortress. If you’re new to the summer scene, start with The Belgrade Splav Scene Explained.

Freestyler → Freestyler Winterstage

Freestyler is one of Belgrade’s most famous splavs, and its winter home is Freestyler Winterstage at Bulevar vojvode Bojovića 30 in Beton Hala. The sound stays the same: commercial house, R&B, hip-hop and regional hits, with VIP tables and a big-room atmosphere.

Open: Friday to Sunday, 23:00–04:00 · 21+ · this week: Friday and Saturday.

Lasta Splav → Lasta Club

Lasta Splav moves into Lasta Club at Karađorđeva 2-4, also in Beton Hala. It brings the river club’s energy, resident DJs and VIP table culture indoors — R&B, hip-hop, rap, disco, funk, pop and regional hits.

Open: Tuesday to Sunday, 23:00–04:00 · 21+ · this week: Friday and Saturday.

Money → The Bank

The winter version of Money is The Bank at Crnogorska 12. Same premium formula — R&B, house and hip-hop, resident DJs, bottle service and an elegant crowd — in an indoor club built for the cold months.

Open: Thursday to Sunday, 23:30–03:00 · 21+ · this week: Friday and Saturday.

Leto → HYPE

The house-music crowd of Leto spends the winter at HYPE — a premium club at Karađorđeva 46 in Savamala, on the site of the former Mikser House. Expect house, tech house, deep house, disco & funk and a stylish crowd, with resident and guest DJs.

Open: Wednesday and Friday to Sunday, 23:30–04:00 · 21+ · this week: Friday and Saturday.

The splavs that rest for the winter

Not every summer club has a winter stage. Sloboda, Sindikat and Tag are closed for the season. Their venue pages on GuestList show the status at all times, so you’ll see as soon as they reopen.

Prefer live music? The kafanas are in full swing

If you want live Serbian music instead of DJs, winter is kafana season: Sipaj, Ne Pitaj on Fridays and Saturdays — with an after from 03:00 — and Gradska Kafana from Friday to Sunday.

Winterstage tips

Stay close. Freestyler Winterstage and Lasta Club are a short walk apart in Beton Hala, and HYPE and The Bank are nearby in Savamala.

Book for Friday and Saturday. Winter venues are smaller than the splavs, so tables go faster.

Dress up. Smart casual is the minimum; avoid sportswear.

Bring ID. The winter clubs are 21+ and check documents at the door.

For a full comparison of the two winter districts, read Savamala vs. Beton Hala. To book, open any event page or message us on WhatsApp — booking through GuestList is free and you pay at the venue.